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28 FEBRUARY - 25 MARCH

UNLADYLIKE

ABIGAIL NORRIS | CELIA MORA | SADIE LEE | ELIZABETH DIMITROFF

In celebration of International Women's Day, the group exhibition pursues the idea of the human body as a metaphor for the transcendent female representation in art through sexuality, gender, and the aging body.  Surfacing the complexities of the ever-evolving relationship between body and identity, a series of intimate portraits encourages us to embrace ourselves and discuss taboos. Partners, achievers, characters, and allegorical beings engage in ambiguous posing, with unladylike stares challenging stereotypes while creating expectations for an empowered world based on equality.

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18 APRIL - 6 MAY

EVA CHIARA TREVISAN

CURATED BY RAFFAELLA MATRONE

For D Contemporary, curator Raffaella Matrone will present a selection of Eva Chiara Trevisan’s pre-existent works, alongside several newly produced ones. The exhibition aims to be the first London and UK showcase of the artist. Trevisan is currently working on the challenge of removing the support from paint, by making it become the sole protagonist of the work, thanks to the study of an extreme use of colour. The purpose of disengaging from the technicality of the support is to turn the colour itself into the support of the work.

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26 JANUARY-25 FEBRUARY

A CONCIOUSNESS HARNESSED TO FLESH

ADAM BOYD | IRENA POSNER | PIA ORTUNO | PRESLAV KOSTOV


Notes collected into a very truthful picture coming from our inner self completing a worldview that reflects the nowness. Narratives of time and archetypes reflected on harrowing futurism, embedded in the present, harnessing a fraction of the makers mind to reveal what lies beneath. Transforming materiality, bodies becoming one with abyssal voids, instilling energy, searching for an environment of non-possession.

2023
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16-21 JANUARY 2023

IN YOUR EYES

EUNJUNG SEO FELEPPA

D Contemporary is proud to present ‘In your Eyes’ Eunjung Seo Feleppa’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Taking a more ritualistic, introspective approach, Eunjung’s portraits reveal an unmistakably nostalgic contemplation. Building a visual library from familiar faces and people seen in family photography albums, films and even strangers’ pictures found online, the artist connects with those faces through the collective unconscious. She creates a connection to our shared experience through the gaze. The eyes are searching for something, waiting for someone, searching for meaning; missing people, places, looking directly at you, appreciating togetherness in the moment; looking at the sky, enduring sadness, planning tomorrow.

2022
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28NOVEMBER - 17 DECEMBER 2022

UNCODED: CRAFTING INTELLIGENCE

 

A group exhibition with Ami Clarke, Jiang Feng, John Rodovitis, Kyriakos Bournas, Selina Naouma and Tom White. The exhibition brings together a group of London based and international artists presenting paintings developed by word commands and sculptures that cross the boundaries of aesthetics, stepping into the human needs of today’s world. Reconsidering whether we can accept or exclude the quantification of crafts and redefine creativity through algorithmic systems, AI provides a novel perspective on old questions enabling new modes of artistic expression.

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11 SEPTEMBER - 5 NOVEMBER 2022

LEE MAELZER: LOST SLEEP

D Contemporary is delighted to present Lost Sleep, a solo show by Lee Maelzer.

Lee Maelzer is a painter, known for her cinematic depictions of abandoned places, unheimlich interiors and dystopian landscapes. An urban explorer, they are normally based on her own photographs.

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20 SEPTEMBER - 1 OCTOBER 2022

FISSURED REALMS

Andrew Szczech | Christina Dobbs | Jennifer Nieuwland | Sarah Hills

 

Curated by:

Caitlin Fleming

Fissured Realms brings together four artists exploring thematics of loss, memory, and pain. Collectively they are traversing the materiality of paint by pushing the medium through processes of addition and reduction, exposing and obscuring various layers of
their work and its context.

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24-26 JUNE 2022

UNBAKED BREAD

 

Amanda Seibaek | Bruno Diaz | Purdey Williams | Rowan Bazley | Ruby Kuye-Kline

In collaboration with Changing Room Gallery

D Contemporary is pleased to present ‘Unbaked Bread’, a group exhibition in collaboration with Changing Room Gallery. The exhibition brings together a group of five artists who met in Glasgow school of Art presenting artworks that examine the human figure and its manifestations in the uncertainty of today’s world.

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19 JULY -5 AUGUST 2022

PROGRESSION

Alex Manea, Alexandra Roman, Anja Hessler, Beatrix Haxby, Dee Walker, Dina El-Sioufi, Dionne Hood, Evangelia Dimitrakopoulou, Gino Wong, Hee Jyung Kim, Ije, Jameela Stenheden Gordon-King, Katy Gardner, Laurence Carmichael, Lillian Thomson, Livia Spinolo, Fierce Fine art, Lucia Lanzalaco, Marina Murvanidze Mitchell, Maya May Jex, Melissa Vipritskaya Topal, Namarata Singh, Rebecca Swainston, Scarlett Hope-Gates, Tom Enoch, Tristan Gittens, Tudor Radulescu Fürst, Vera Buzoianu, Ella Zimina.

D Contemporary presents the annual open call show featuring the work of 29 artists across a plethora of mediums.

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10  - 21 MAY 2022

DUCKING AND DIVING

 

Lana Locke | Jordan McKenzie | Janette Parris 

As artists, we’re Duckin’ and Divin’:

juggling multiple labours

while searching for that KILLER IDEA,

Duckin’ and Divin’

avoiding THE MAN

who says our way won’t pay[...]

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1 MARCH - 11 MARCH 2022

[UN]FABRICATED

Andrea Gomis | Arantza Gonzalez | Camille Yvert | Fran Hayes | Karolina Dworska, Mabon Williams | Rafaella Lazarou | Yasmine Robinson.

D Contemporary is excited to announce our upcoming exhibition [un]fabricated. From 1st-11th March and coinciding with International Women’s Day, the exhibitions features 8 artists working across a range of disciplines.

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